“AMERICA” WINS IN GERMANY
On October 8, ended the German festival Filmfest Eberswalde. The film "America" by Aleksandra Terpińska won the award in Germany.
On October 8, ended the German festival Filmfest Eberswalde. The film "America" by Aleksandra Terpińska won the award in Germany.
Korean festival Ulju Mountain Film Festival International announced the winners of this year's edition. "Jurek" by Paweł Wysoczański was honoured with the Grand Prize.
The results of the official selection of the Spanish festival Valladolid have already been announced. The documentary film "21 x New York City" by Piotr Stasik will have its international première here.
On October 8, ended the Italian festival PerSo - Perugia Social Film Festival, during which "Super Unit" by Teresa Czepiec was awarded.
Nine Polish documentary films qualified for the participation in this year's edition of the IDFA festival! Five films will compete for the awards in the competition sections, and four will be shown in the noncompetive sections.
On October 31, starts the 59th edition of the festival DOK Leipzig. This year, a strong representation of Polish productions will appear in Leipzig: seven films will vie in the competitions, eight will appear in the non-competing sections, and twenty-seven will be shown in a special retrospective.
On January 24, the nominations for the Academy Awards will be announced, and earlier the Oscar shortlists will appear. This year, Polish short films once again have a chance to be included on these lists and compete for the most important statuette in the world of cinema.
The film "Impossible Figures and Other Stories II" was awarded at the 26th Message to Man.
In October, it gets cooler outside, whereas at the festivals, it gets really hot. This month, Polish documentary films will appear in Georgia at the festival Cinedoc, as well as at the Mexican DocsMX. Where else can you watch Polish productions?
On October 13, starts the new edition of the festival DocsMX in Mexico. In the programme, there are as many as nine Polish documentary films.
550 submissions from around the world were sent to the fifth edition of Primanima, out of which 75 films from 22 countries were selected, including 5 Polish animated films.
During this year's edition of the festival, Focus on Poland is organised. Polish animated films of the last five years will be shown to the audience.
In October, Polish animated films will be present at large and prestigious film festivals. This month, screenings at over 10 festivals are in store for us.